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Section leader - Sergey Kann (Novosibirsk)

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			Jefferson R.L. Roughing it in Siberia, with some account of the Trans-Siberian railway, and the gold- mining industry of Asiatic Russia. - London: S.Low, Marston & Co., 1897. - 4 p.l. + 252 p.: front. (port.) 14 pl., map. - 19 cm Jefferson, Robert L. Travel by Siberia. Trans-Siberian railway, gold-fields of Asian Russia.

			Bibliographical list includes all literature classes about extensive sphere of problems (publications in Russian are not included, only foreign ones). Problems of planning, construction and operating of Trans-Siberian railway, its branches and study of Siberia and Far East are drawn in. Also literature about Transsib role in settling and development of territories, increase of new settlements, Transsib importance for all-Russia and the world is counted up. Bibliography was made for books describing Transsib only before 1917. All materials are in alphabetical order. Wirte your closer definitions to the compiler.

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